what tracks do you put on repeat?

and can listen to over and over

The Pretenders Thumbelina...minimal lyrics that imply a lot, great rockabilly groove and Robbie McIntosh's playing is perfect for the song.

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This One Lately
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I once ran a cassette of

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in my car for 10 or 11 months straight until it became torn and frayed

Drove my friends crazy

This week:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EDVrTYW2l84&feature=youtube_gdata_player

Swedish electronic band with a Japanese/Swedish lady singer.

This week:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EDVrTYW2l84&feature=youtube_gdata_player

Swedish electronic band with a Japanese/Swedish lady singer.

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I love this song

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I know its the True Blood theme song, so sue me

The Knack's "My Sharona." The album version has a great guitar solo.

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Nobody knows you when you're down and out
The Derek and the Dominos version

I love it when the Clapton amp vibrates the snare drum. I put it on my ipod on repeat when I mow.

Also, Mick Taylor Stones...Dancin with Mr. D and Tumblin Dice from Brussels.

Rory Gallagher's "A Million Miles Away" from Irish Tour 74 has some of the greatest notes ever played.

There is nothing better when driving into the sunset:
Derek Trucks und Susan Tedeschi - "Midnight in Harlem"
Can't stop listening to that song.

At home I am listening to:
The Black Keys - "Little Black Submarines"

Anything from them is superb.
I hear them from getting up 'till going to bed.
Fantastic band!

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The Band - Life is a carnival

I love this song

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I know its the True Blood theme song, so sue me

+1

I'm also a big fan of the TV series

I really like Wagon Wheel, in all it´s different versions. But especially with OCMS.

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Enter Sandman, I Should have known better, Time stand still - the list is endless

I've played this song about 30 times this week, something about it fascinates me

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Just when I saw this thread I was listening to Big Star's "september gurls" for the second time in a row, so... that one!

Broken by Scott Stapp, I actually had it on repeat when I saw this thread.

Broken by Scott Stapp, I actually had it on repeat when I saw this thread.

you are on the right planet to enjoy scott stapp!

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I'm glad I wasn't drinking anything when I read that post!

Last few weeks it has been mainly this -

Drive-By Truckers - Sinkhole

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you are on the right planet to enjoy scott stapp!

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Here on Uranus we all enjoy every kind of music. Although we don't listen to Hannah Montana, you know, just to not make an a** of ourselves. :mrgreen:

Open minds on Uranus

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I'm glad I wasn't drinking anything when I read that post!

Heh.
I can listen to Marvin Gaye or Al Green all day. I want to play guitar the way those guys sing, if that makes sense.

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from the new 2012 Cranberries album.
Great to see they've stuck to their original tones from the 90's

Open minds on Uranus

Yes our minds are open . . . among other things :mrgreen:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=c8RtayjqqIw

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Dogs by Pink Floyd
Yr by Steve Tibbetts

I always hit repeat after these have come on. Every time.

Over and Over...
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Stuff like this:

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How can something so simple sound so good?

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the beatles' white album?

"Slip Kid" by the Who
"The Fish" by Yes
"The Last Resort" by The Eagles
"Come Together" by the Beatles
"Here comes the sun" by the Beatles
"She came in through the bathroom window" by the Beatles.

Aw, heck, I often just leave Abbey Road on play for weeks at at time.

I've played this song about 30 times this week, something about it fascinates me

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That's a great song.


Around this time of the year, when the weather gets nice, I inevitably go on a Toots kick...and no song satisfies a Toots kick quite like:

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Lately it's been this one: http://pugetsoundcmn.bandcamp.com/track/city-of-destiny

My eldest son's (college) first "professionally recorded" track. He's the singer/guitarist/composer.

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anything by SRV, little wing, red house, white room, have you ever loved a woman, three o'clock blues, let the good times roll, going down, hideaway

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THIS has been on repeat for days now:

TRIGGERFINGER - IT HASN'T GONE AWAY

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James McMurtry - "Hurricane Party"

Lately its been Bobby Mcferrins version of Drive My Car. Add mind guitar and your in heaven.

I've played this song about 30 times this week, something about it fascinates me

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Great track... it could be the "elephant"

Live version:

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